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adaptec embedded hostraid sata controller
i have an 8knxp ultra64. it has two seperate sata controllers. one is a
siil 4 channel controller, the other is the adaptec embedded hostraid sata controller. for one, i couldn't find the appropriate driver on the factory driver cd provided by the manufacture. i had to d/l the driver from gateway. second, i think that driver i d/led is causing problems because i recently put in a seagate 400gb sata drive and after a fresh install of xp w/ sp1, after a few reboots it would just stop booting. any suggestions? |
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Kelvin,
The Ultra64 has two SATA controllers One is built into the Southbridge (Intel 6300ESB Ultra ATA Storage/SATA Controller) and can be found listed under 'IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers' in the Device Manager. In the BIOS the 'On-Chip SATA', SATA Port0 Configure as', 'SATA Port1 Configure as' and SATA RAID Function' selections control the SATA0_SB and SATA1_SB connectors (nearest the DDR memory slots. The Intel 6300ESB driver supports these two SATA ports and updates for this Southbridge driver can be found on the Intel website. The second SATA controller on the board is a Silicon Image chip (Silicon Image Sil 3114 SATALink Controller) and can be found listed under 'SCSI and RAID Controllers' in the Device Manager. In the BIOS the 'Onboard H/W SATA' and 'Serial ATA Function' selections control the SATA0, SATA1, SATA2, and SATA3 connectors (near the edge of the motherboard). The Silicon Image 3114 driver supports these four ports and updates for this SATA controller can be found on the Silicon Image website. You mention Adaptec.....that is the SCSI 320 on-board controller. Has nothing to do with the afore mentioned SATA controllers. In the BIOS the 'Onboard PCI66 SCSI' selection controls the two 68-pin SCSI connectors on the edge of the motherboard. This driver update can be found on the Adaptec website. Hope this clears things up a bit! Sounds like you have the BIOS settings set wrong. Please post your entire configuration and BIOS settings. This board is a bear to make work properly but runs sweet when you've got it right. Good Luck Jeff "Kelvin" wrote in message ... i have an 8knxp ultra64. it has two seperate sata controllers. one is a siil 4 channel controller, the other is the adaptec embedded hostraid sata controller. for one, i couldn't find the appropriate driver on the factory driver cd provided by the manufacture. i had to d/l the driver from gateway. second, i think that driver i d/led is causing problems because i recently put in a seagate 400gb sata drive and after a fresh install of xp w/ sp1, after a few reboots it would just stop booting. any suggestions? |
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no, the u320 controller is something completely different i know. i was
talking about the embedded adaptec HostRaid sata controller. when i enter the bios for this controller, it says adaptec. i'll try to capture a screenshot for you if possible and email it to you. "Jeff French" wrote in message news:AMHOd.59661$IV5.36872@attbi_s54... Kelvin, The Ultra64 has two SATA controllers One is built into the Southbridge (Intel 6300ESB Ultra ATA Storage/SATA Controller) and can be found listed under 'IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers' in the Device Manager. In the BIOS the 'On-Chip SATA', SATA Port0 Configure as', 'SATA Port1 Configure as' and SATA RAID Function' selections control the SATA0_SB and SATA1_SB connectors (nearest the DDR memory slots. The Intel 6300ESB driver supports these two SATA ports and updates for this Southbridge driver can be found on the Intel website. The second SATA controller on the board is a Silicon Image chip (Silicon Image Sil 3114 SATALink Controller) and can be found listed under 'SCSI and RAID Controllers' in the Device Manager. In the BIOS the 'Onboard H/W SATA' and 'Serial ATA Function' selections control the SATA0, SATA1, SATA2, and SATA3 connectors (near the edge of the motherboard). The Silicon Image 3114 driver supports these four ports and updates for this SATA controller can be found on the Silicon Image website. You mention Adaptec.....that is the SCSI 320 on-board controller. Has nothing to do with the afore mentioned SATA controllers. In the BIOS the 'Onboard PCI66 SCSI' selection controls the two 68-pin SCSI connectors on the edge of the motherboard. This driver update can be found on the Adaptec website. Hope this clears things up a bit! Sounds like you have the BIOS settings set wrong. Please post your entire configuration and BIOS settings. This board is a bear to make work properly but runs sweet when you've got it right. Good Luck Jeff "Kelvin" wrote in message ... i have an 8knxp ultra64. it has two seperate sata controllers. one is a siil 4 channel controller, the other is the adaptec embedded hostraid sata controller. for one, i couldn't find the appropriate driver on the factory driver cd provided by the manufacture. i had to d/l the driver from gateway. second, i think that driver i d/led is causing problems because i recently put in a seagate 400gb sata drive and after a fresh install of xp w/ sp1, after a few reboots it would just stop booting. any suggestions? |
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On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 08:59:28 GMT, "Kelvin"
wrote: siil 4 channel controller, the other is the adaptec embedded hostraid sata Wrong. After a short view into the description of this board, the Onboard-Controller of Adaptec is an Ultra320 SCSI chip and not SATA. http://www.giga-byte.de/MotherBoard/...20Ultra-64.htm Udo Kammer |
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like i already said...there are two adaptec controllers on this board. one
is the AIC-7902 u320 controller, the other is the embedded adaptec HostRaid sata controller. i will post picture. "Udo Kammer" wrote in message ... On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 08:59:28 GMT, "Kelvin" wrote: siil 4 channel controller, the other is the adaptec embedded hostraid sata Wrong. After a short view into the description of this board, the Onboard-Controller of Adaptec is an Ultra320 SCSI chip and not SATA. http://www.giga-byte.de/MotherBoard/...20Ultra-64.htm Udo Kammer |
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Kelvin,
Nice picture! There is but one Adaptec Controller on this board and it controls SCSI. Now what you have taken a picture of is Adaptec SATA HostRAID utilities software used by Intel to configure their HostRaid option in the 6300USB chip. Intel refers to it as softRaid. Now do you want to fix your problem or argue more about the components on this board. Please keep in mind, my Ultra64 is working fine and I'm willing help you get yours working BUT if you insist on carrying on this arguement about a second Adaptec controller.....Stuff-It. Jeff "Kelvin" wrote in message ... like i already said...there are two adaptec controllers on this board. one is the AIC-7902 u320 controller, the other is the embedded adaptec HostRaid sata controller. i will post picture. "Udo Kammer" wrote in message ... On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 08:59:28 GMT, "Kelvin" wrote: siil 4 channel controller, the other is the adaptec embedded hostraid sata Wrong. After a short view into the description of this board, the Onboard-Controller of Adaptec is an Ultra320 SCSI chip and not SATA. http://www.giga-byte.de/MotherBoard/...20Ultra-64.htm Udo Kammer |
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ok, i did as you suggested. i searched the intel website for the driver to
intel 6300esb controller hub. i was able to locate the driver for the sata but it seems to lack the oemsetup.txt file for installing windows. any suggestions? "Jeff French" wrote in message news:uESOd.63047$eT5.8692@attbi_s51... Kelvin, Nice picture! There is but one Adaptec Controller on this board and it controls SCSI. Now what you have taken a picture of is Adaptec SATA HostRAID utilities software used by Intel to configure their HostRaid option in the 6300USB chip. Intel refers to it as softRaid. Now do you want to fix your problem or argue more about the components on this board. Please keep in mind, my Ultra64 is working fine and I'm willing help you get yours working BUT if you insist on carrying on this arguement about a second Adaptec controller.....Stuff-It. Jeff "Kelvin" wrote in message ... like i already said...there are two adaptec controllers on this board. one is the AIC-7902 u320 controller, the other is the embedded adaptec HostRaid sata controller. i will post picture. "Udo Kammer" wrote in message ... On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 08:59:28 GMT, "Kelvin" wrote: siil 4 channel controller, the other is the adaptec embedded hostraid sata Wrong. After a short view into the description of this board, the Onboard-Controller of Adaptec is an Ultra320 SCSI chip and not SATA. http://www.giga-byte.de/MotherBoard/...20Ultra-64.htm Udo Kammer |
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Quotes from an email direct from Kelvin:
Kelvin Quote: "well, i'm not here to argue with anyone, i just don't want people to misinterpret what i'm stating since most people think i'm talking about the u320 scsi controller bios. i wasn't aware you can actually use the adaptec hostraid utilities software to configure intel hostraid. anyhow, how can i fix this? your help is much appreciated." Kelvin Quote: "second thing is, i've been using the adaptec embedded hostraid sata driver from gateway. it was working for a 200gb western digital sata drive, but now since i swapped it w/ the seagate 400gb sata drive, it seems to crash after i install windows on it." 1. Please post your entire configuration and BIOS settings. 2. What exactly are you trying to do? You mention replacing a 200G SATA drive with a 400G SATA drive. Did you have a RAID Array, of which this 200G SATA drive was one hard drive within how many others? Hard drives within this Array should be of the same size and preferred from the same manufacture and even manufactured lot (same age - date of manufacture). 3. Don't email me direct - I will not answer. Post your responses to the newsgroup so that others may interact and benefit. The driver that should be used is located on the motherboard CD: Chipset/HRaid/Setup This will load the Hance Rapids Raid on your computer. This means you should load XP on a single SATA hard drive first (disable the SATA RAID Function in the BIOS). The other hard drive should also be connected so that XP will recognize it as well as the hard drive with XP. Once XP has been installed, then install the HostRaid driver from the motherboard CD. Now, return to your BIOS and enable the 'SATA RAID Function', when XP comes up, the new driver will be requested, since you earlier installed it, XP should find the driver and ask for a reboot. Upon reboot, enter the Host Raid Configuration Utility (control S) and configure your hard drives within the array. I think I have that right. I don't use this HostRaid myself (the Silicon Image Raid is much better) but if I have steered you wrong I'm sure someone else will correct me. Please provide answers to above questions and post. Jeff Kelvin, "Kelvin" wrote in message ... no, the u320 controller is something completely different i know. i was talking about the embedded adaptec HostRaid sata controller. when i enter the bios for this controller, it says adaptec. i'll try to capture a screenshot for you if possible and email it to you. "Jeff French" wrote in message news:AMHOd.59661$IV5.36872@attbi_s54... Kelvin, The Ultra64 has two SATA controllers One is built into the Southbridge (Intel 6300ESB Ultra ATA Storage/SATA Controller) and can be found listed under 'IDE ATA/ATAPI Controllers' in the Device Manager. In the BIOS the 'On-Chip SATA', SATA Port0 Configure as', 'SATA Port1 Configure as' and SATA RAID Function' selections control the SATA0_SB and SATA1_SB connectors (nearest the DDR memory slots. The Intel 6300ESB driver supports these two SATA ports and updates for this Southbridge driver can be found on the Intel website. The second SATA controller on the board is a Silicon Image chip (Silicon Image Sil 3114 SATALink Controller) and can be found listed under 'SCSI and RAID Controllers' in the Device Manager. In the BIOS the 'Onboard H/W SATA' and 'Serial ATA Function' selections control the SATA0, SATA1, SATA2, and SATA3 connectors (near the edge of the motherboard). The Silicon Image 3114 driver supports these four ports and updates for this SATA controller can be found on the Silicon Image website. You mention Adaptec.....that is the SCSI 320 on-board controller. Has nothing to do with the afore mentioned SATA controllers. In the BIOS the 'Onboard PCI66 SCSI' selection controls the two 68-pin SCSI connectors on the edge of the motherboard. This driver update can be found on the Adaptec website. Hope this clears things up a bit! Sounds like you have the BIOS settings set wrong. Please post your entire configuration and BIOS settings. This board is a bear to make work properly but runs sweet when you've got it right. Good Luck Jeff "Kelvin" wrote in message ... i have an 8knxp ultra64. it has two seperate sata controllers. one is a siil 4 channel controller, the other is the adaptec embedded hostraid sata controller. for one, i couldn't find the appropriate driver on the factory driver cd provided by the manufacture. i had to d/l the driver from gateway. second, i think that driver i d/led is causing problems because i recently put in a seagate 400gb sata drive and after a fresh install of xp w/ sp1, after a few reboots it would just stop booting. any suggestions? |
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